Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) in the l00 kHz-10 mHz frequency range was employed as the main electrochemical technique to study the corrosion protection behaviour of zinc rich epoxy paint in 3% NaCl sol...Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) in the l00 kHz-10 mHz frequency range was employed as the main electrochemical technique to study the corrosion protection behaviour of zinc rich epoxy paint in 3% NaCl solution. The EIS results obtained at the open-circuit corrosion potential have been interpreted using a model involving the impedance of particle to particle contact to account for the increasing resistance between zinc particles with immersion period, in addition to the impedance due to the zinc surface oxide layer and the electrical resistivity of the binder. Galvanic current and dc potential measurements allowed us to conclude that the cathodic protection effect of the paint takes some time to be achieved. The loss of cathodic protection is due to a double effect: the decrease of the Zn/Fe area ratio due to Zn corrosion and the loss of electric contact between Zn to Zn particles. Even when the cathodic protection effect by Zn dust become weak, the substrate steel is still protected against corrosion due to the barrier nature of the ZRP film reinforced by Zn.展开更多
A hybrid Cellular Automaton(CA)-Parabolic Thick Needle(PTN)model is developed for the simulation of an equiaxed dendritic grain.It is implemented by solving conservation equations with the Finite Element(FE)method at ...A hybrid Cellular Automaton(CA)-Parabolic Thick Needle(PTN)model is developed for the simulation of an equiaxed dendritic grain.It is implemented by solving conservation equations with the Finite Element(FE)method at two scales.At the scale of the microstructure,dendritic branches are approximated by a network of PTN.The solute field is computed in the liquid using a FE mesh with minimum size smaller than the diffusion length ahead of the dendrite tips,giving access to a detailed description of each dendrite tip growth velocity as well as solutal interactions between branches.At the simulation domain scale,volume averaged heat and solute transfers are solved on a coarser FE mesh.The average volumetric fraction of phases is deduced from a field giving the fraction of dendritic microstructure together with a microsegregation model.Because the PTN themselves grow on CA cells,the dendrite tip growth velocity is transferred to the vertices of the polygon associated to the CA growth shape.Similarly,the field giving the fraction of dendritic microstructure is deduced from the fraction of CA cells part of the mushy zone,which include cells containing PTN network.Advantages of the new multiple scale CAPTN model include solutal interaction between dendrite branches together with long range transfer of heat and solute mass,together with the role of latent heat release on equiaxed solidification.展开更多
文摘Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) in the l00 kHz-10 mHz frequency range was employed as the main electrochemical technique to study the corrosion protection behaviour of zinc rich epoxy paint in 3% NaCl solution. The EIS results obtained at the open-circuit corrosion potential have been interpreted using a model involving the impedance of particle to particle contact to account for the increasing resistance between zinc particles with immersion period, in addition to the impedance due to the zinc surface oxide layer and the electrical resistivity of the binder. Galvanic current and dc potential measurements allowed us to conclude that the cathodic protection effect of the paint takes some time to be achieved. The loss of cathodic protection is due to a double effect: the decrease of the Zn/Fe area ratio due to Zn corrosion and the loss of electric contact between Zn to Zn particles. Even when the cathodic protection effect by Zn dust become weak, the substrate steel is still protected against corrosion due to the barrier nature of the ZRP film reinforced by Zn.
基金conducted within the ESA-MAP program‘CETSOL’contract 14313/01/NL/SH
文摘A hybrid Cellular Automaton(CA)-Parabolic Thick Needle(PTN)model is developed for the simulation of an equiaxed dendritic grain.It is implemented by solving conservation equations with the Finite Element(FE)method at two scales.At the scale of the microstructure,dendritic branches are approximated by a network of PTN.The solute field is computed in the liquid using a FE mesh with minimum size smaller than the diffusion length ahead of the dendrite tips,giving access to a detailed description of each dendrite tip growth velocity as well as solutal interactions between branches.At the simulation domain scale,volume averaged heat and solute transfers are solved on a coarser FE mesh.The average volumetric fraction of phases is deduced from a field giving the fraction of dendritic microstructure together with a microsegregation model.Because the PTN themselves grow on CA cells,the dendrite tip growth velocity is transferred to the vertices of the polygon associated to the CA growth shape.Similarly,the field giving the fraction of dendritic microstructure is deduced from the fraction of CA cells part of the mushy zone,which include cells containing PTN network.Advantages of the new multiple scale CAPTN model include solutal interaction between dendrite branches together with long range transfer of heat and solute mass,together with the role of latent heat release on equiaxed solidification.